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EXHIBIT A – SENECA SOLAR PROJECT

SENECA MIDWAY SUNSET SOLAR FACILITY - COUNTY OF KERN, TAFT, CA

EXHIBIT B – PV SYST REPORT AND SENECA USAGE

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Grid-Connected System: Simulation parameters

PVsyst Licensed to Bap Power Corporation dba Cenergy Power (United states)

Project : Seneca Project

Geographical Site Bakersfield Country United States

Situation Latitude 35.4°N Longitude 119.0°WTime defined as Legal Time Time zone UT-8 Altitude 134 m

Albedo 0.20

Meteo data: Bakersfield Synthetic - Meteonorm 6.1

Simulation variant : Seneca 2.5MW 310W CS fixed - v4

Simulation date 25/03/15 15h19

Simulation parameters

Collector Plane Orientation Tilt 25° Azimuth 0°

14 Sheds Pitch 7.81 m Collector width 3.91 mInactive band Top 0.00 m Bottom 0.00 mShading limit angle Gamma 21.17 ° Occupation Ratio 50.1 %Shadings electrical effect Cell size 12.5cm Strings in width 2

Models used Transposition Perez Diffuse Erbs, Meteonorm

Horizon Free Horizon

Near Shadings Mutual shadings of sheds Electrical effect

PV Arrays Characteristics (2 kinds of array defined)

PV module Si-poly Model CS6X - 310PManufacturer Canadian Solar Inc.

Sub-array "Sub-array #1" In series 20 modules In parallel 202 stringsTotal number of PV modules Nb. modules 4040 Unit Nom. Power 310 WpArray global power Nominal (STC) 1252 kWp At operating cond. 1145 kWp (45°C)Array operating characteristics (50°C) U mpp 659 V I mpp 1738 A

Sub-array "Sub-array #2" In series 20 modules In parallel 304 stringsTotal number of PV modules Nb. modules 6080 Unit Nom. Power 310 WpArray global power Nominal (STC) 1885 kWp At operating cond. 1724 kWp (45°C)Array operating characteristics (50°C) U mpp 659 V I mpp 2616 A

Total Arrays global power Nominal (STC) 3137 kWp Total 10120 modulesModule area 19419 m² Cell area 17735 m²

Sub-array "Sub-array #1" : Inverter Model ULTRA 1100-TL-OUTD-2-US-690-M/S -DNVKEMAManufacturer Power-One

Characteristics Operating Voltage 470-900 V Unit Nom. Power 1000 kW AC

Sub-array "Sub-array #2" : Inverter Model ULTRA 1500-TL-OUTD-2-US-690-M/S-DNVKEMAManufacturer Power-One

Characteristics Operating Voltage 470-900 V Unit Nom. Power 1500 kW AC

PV Array loss factors

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Grid-Connected System: Simulation parameters (continued)


Array Soiling Losses Loss Fraction 1.5 %Thermal Loss factor Uc (const) 29.0 W/m²K Uv (wind) 0.0 W/m²K / m/s

Wiring Ohmic Loss Array#1 7.5 mOhm Loss Fraction 1.8 % at STCArray#2 5.0 mOhm Loss Fraction 1.8 % at STC

Global Loss Fraction 1.8 % at STC

Module Quality Loss Loss Fraction -0.4 %Module Mismatch Losses Loss Fraction 1.0 % at MPPIncidence effect, user defined profile 10°

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AC wire loss inverter to transfo Inverter voltage 690 Vac triWires 83 m 3x2000 mm² Loss Fraction 0.5 % at STC

External transformer Iron loss (24H connexion) 3057 W Loss Fraction 0.1 % at STCResistive/Inductive losses 2.3 mOhm Loss Fraction 1.5 % at STC

User's needs : Unlimited load (grid)

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Grid-Connected System: Main results




Main system parameters System type Grid-ConnectedPV Field Orientation Sheds disposition, tilt 25° azimuth 0°PV modules Model CS6X - 310P Pnom 310 WpPV Array Nb. of modules 10120 Pnom total 3137 kWpInverter ULTRA 1100-TL-OUTD-2-US-690-M/S -DNVKEMA Pnom 1000 kW acInverter ULTRA 1500-TL-OUTD-2-US-690-M/S-DNVKEMA Pnom 1500 kW acInverter pack Nb. of units 2.0 Pnom total 2500 kW acUser's needs Unlimited load (grid)

Main simulation resultsSystem Production Produced Energy 5469 MWh/year Specific prod. 1743 kWh/kWp/year

Performance Ratio PR 82.1 %

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Seneca 2.5MW 310W CS fixed - v4

Balances and main results

GlobHor T Amb GlobInc GlobEff EArray E_Grid EffArrR EffSysR

kWh/m² °C kWh/m² kWh/m² MWh MWh % %

January 71.4 9.01 100.9 95.6 288.4 276.0 14.72 14.09

February 92.7 11.21 120.6 114.7 343.0 328.6 14.64 14.03

March 143.6 14.31 169.3 160.7 470.0 450.2 14.30 13.70

April 184.3 16.41 197.8 187.8 537.4 514.7 13.99 13.40

May 228.4 21.41 225.7 214.3 599.5 573.4 13.68 13.08

June 241.2 25.21 228.6 217.6 599.0 572.8 13.50 12.90

July 247.0 28.81 238.4 227.2 613.8 586.4 13.26 12.67

August 223.9 28.01 233.2 222.6 601.8 574.9 13.29 12.70

September 177.8 25.01 207.6 198.6 547.3 523.3 13.58 12.98

October 136.9 19.21 179.9 172.2 494.1 473.2 14.14 13.55

November 86.4 12.71 122.7 116.9 347.7 333.2 14.59 13.98

December 65.5 9.11 97.6 92.4 274.6 262.4 14.48 13.84

Year 1899.2 18.41 2122.3 2020.5 5716.6 5469.0 13.87 13.27

Legends: GlobHor Horizontal global irradiation

T Amb Ambient Temperature

GlobInc Global incident in coll. plane

GlobEff Effective Global, corr. for IAM and shadings

EArray Effective energy at the output of the array

E_Grid Energy injected into grid

EffArrR Effic. Eout array / rough area

EffSysR Effic. Eout system / rough area

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Grid-Connected System: Loss diagram





Loss diagram over the whole year

Horizontal global irradiation1899 kWh/m²

+11.7% Global incident in coll. plane

-2.1% Near Shadings: irradiance loss

-1.3% IAM factor on global

-1.5% Soiling loss factor

Effective irradiance on collectors2021 kWh/m² * 19419 m² coll.

efficiency at STC = 16.16% PV conversion

Array nominal energy (at STC effic.)6342 MWh

-0.1% PV loss due to irradiance level

-7.6% PV loss due to temperature

-0.2% Shadings: Electrical Loss , sheds2 strings in width

+0.4% Module quality loss

-1.0% Module array mismatch loss

-1.3% Ohmic wiring loss

Array virtual energy at MPP5728 MWh

-2.6% Inverter Loss during operation (efficiency)

-0.2% Inverter Loss over nominal inv. power

0.0% Inverter Loss due to power threshold

0.0% Inverter Loss over nominal inv. voltage

0.0% Inverter Loss due to voltage threshold

-0.1% Night consumption

Available Energy at Inverter Output5562 MWh

-0.3% AC ohmic loss

-1.4% External transfo loss

Energy injected into grid5469 MWh

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Grid-Connected System: P50 - P90 evaluation





Evaluation of the Production probability forecast

The probability distribution of the system production forecast for different years is mainly dependent

on the meteo data used for the simulation, and depends on the following choices:

Meteo data source Meteonorm 6.1Meteo data Kind TMY, multi-yearSpecified Deviation Climate change 0.0 %Year-to-year variability Variance 2.5 %

The probability distribution variance is also depending on some system parameters uncertaintiesSpecified Deviation PV module modelling/parameters 2.0 %

Inverter efficiency uncertainty 0.5 %Soiling and mismatch uncertainties 1.0 %

Degradation uncertainty 0.6 %Custom variability 0.5 %

Global variability (meteo + system) Variance 3.5 % (quadratic sum)

Annual production probability Variability 191 MWhP50 5469 MWhP90 5224 MWhP99 5025 MWh

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P90 = 5224 MWh

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EXHIBIT B-1 – SOLAR GENERATION VS. OIL FIELD ELECTRICITY LOAD

EXHIBIT C – ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS

APN: 183-180-07

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SENECA SOLAR SYSTEM:

3.1MW DC

2.5MW AC

100% OF POWER GENERATED

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GROUND MOUNT SOLAR LAYOUT - CARBON CREDIT1

ADDRESS:

MOCAL ROAD

TAFT, CA 93224

GPS: 35.237466°, -119.595102°

COUNTY NAME: KERN COUNTY

PARCEL NUMBER: 183-180-07

LEGAL DESCRIPTION:

SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 31 RANGE

22, QUARTER.

PARCEL AREA: 139.34 ACRES.

SOLAR SITE AREA: 14.50± ACRES.

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SOLAR SITE PRODUCES

5,400,000KWH PER YEAR:

CREDIT PER YEAR = 511 X 5.4MWH

= 2,760 METRIC TONS (MT) CREDITS

PER YEAR

SOLAR PANELS:

CANADIAN SOLAR PANELS

CS6X-310P, 310W.

SYSTEM CAPACITY = 3.1372 MWP.

INVERTER:

1 UNIT - ULTRA 1000-TL-OUTD-2-US-690.

1 UNIT - ULTRA 1500-TL-OUTD-2-US-690.

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1) UTILIY SIDE MONITORING & NON-EXPORT PROTECTION

21kV Monitoring System (From sheet E-1.4_SLD_137_P-v1.PDF)

1) Meter #2 (SEL-735) Monitors the 21kV meter feeding the Seneca sitefrom the ulility. From this

meter, the Locus Energy DAS system can get readings every 5 minutes. We can then track all

import and export energy from the utility feed to verify we are not back feeding the utility main

line.

2) Relay #1 and Relay #2 (SEl-300G) also monitor the power on the 21kV input line from the utility.

These device will sense and back feed into the utility, and will send a signal to the VFI (Below) to

trip the VFI, and open the circuit from the 12kV output (Seneca Private Line) from the Solar

System.

VFI SYSTEM (From sheet E-1.4_SLD_137_P-v1.PDF)

3) Shown above is the Cooper VFI Interrupter. Signals from the SEL-300G relays feeds this

protection device, and disconnects the Solar system from the Sencas 12kV private line in case of

back feed to the utility.

DAS SYSTEM and Solar Production Meter (From sheet E-1.3_SLD_137_H-v9.PDF)

1) The DAS system is designated as Cabinet #1 12kV – Locus Box. The DAS system collects data for

the site, including:

a. Meter #1 – SEL-735 (Solar Production Meter)

b. Meter #2 – SEL-735 (21kV directly after Utility Meter)

2) The DAS system collects and send the data to the LocusNOC (On Line Software) via the cellular

modem.

KEY FEATURES

CANADIAN SOLAR INC.545 Speedvale Avenue West, Guelph, Ontario N1K 1E6, Canada, www.canadiansolar.com, [email protected]

MAX POWER CS6X-300 | 305 | 310P

Excellent module efficiency up to 16.16 %

Outstanding low irradiance performance > 96.0 %

High PTC rating up to 91.94 %

IP67 junction box for long-term weather endurance

Positive power tolerance up to 5 W

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CERTIFICATES

PRODUCT CERTIFICATES

CANADIAN SOLAR INC. is committed to providing high quality solar products, solar system solutions and services to customers around the world. As a leading manufacturer of solar modules andPV project developer with about 8 GW of premium quality modulesdeployed around the world since 2011, Canadian Solar Inc. (NAS-DAQ: CSIQ) is one of the most bankable solar companies worldwide.

Heavy snow load up to 5400 Pa wind load up to 2400 Pa

Salt mist, ammonia and blown sand resistance, for seaside, farm and desert environments

High quality and reliability in all Canadian Solar modules is ensured by 13 years‘ experience in module manufacturing, well-engineered module design, stringent BOM quality testing, an automated manufacturing process and 100 % EL testing.

ISO 9001: 2008 / Quality management system

ISO/TS 16949: 2009 / The automotive industry quality management system

ISO 14001: 2004 / Standards for environmental management system

OHSAS 18001: 2007 / International standards for occupational health & safety

IEC 61215 / IEC 61730: VDE / MCS / CE / SII / KEMCO / CEC AU / CQC / INMETRO

UL 1703 / IEC 61215 performance: CEC listed (US) / FSEC (US Florida)

UL 1703: CSA / IEC 61701 ED2: VDE / IEC 62716: TUV / IEC 60068-2-68: SGS

PV CYCLE (EU) / UNI 9177 Reaction to Fire: Class 1

insurance-backed warranty

linear power output warrantynon-cancellable, immediate warranty insurance

product warranty on materials and workmanship

ELECTRICAL DATA / STC*Electrical Data CS6X 300P 305P 310PNominal Max. Power (Pmax) 300 W 305 W 310 WOpt. Operating Voltage (Vmp) 36.1 V 36.3 V 36.4 AOpt. Operating Current (Imp) 8.30 A 8.41 A 8.52 AOpen Circuit Voltage (Voc) 44.6 V 44.8 V 44.9 VShort Circuit Current (Isc) 8.87 A 8.97 A 9.08 AModule Efficiency 15.63 % 15.90 % 16.16 %Operating Temperature -40°C ~ +85°CMax. System Voltage 1000 V (IEC) or 1000 V (UL)

or 600 V (UL) Module Fire Performance TYPE 1 (UL 1703) or

CLASS C (IEC61730)Max. Series Fuse Rating 15 AApplication Classification Class APower Tolerance 0 ~ + 5 W

* Under Standard Test Conditions (STC) of irradiance of 1000 W/m2, spectrum AM 1.5 and cell temperature of 25°C.

ELECTRICAL DATA / NOCT*Electrical Data CS6X 300P 305P 310PNominal Max. Power (Pmax) 218 W 221 W 225 WOpt. Operating Voltage (Vmp) 32.9 V 33.1 V 33.2 VOpt. Operating Current (Imp) 6.61 A 6.68 A 6.77 AOpen Circuit Voltage (Voc) 41.0 V 41.2 V 41.3 VShort Circuit Current (Isc) 7.19 A 7.27 A 7.36 A

* Under Nominal Operating Cell Temperature (NOCT), irradiance of 800 W/m2, spectrum AM 1.5, ambient temperature 20°C, wind speed 1 m/s.

PERFORMANCE AT LOW IRRADIANCEIndustry leading performance at low irradiation, +96.5 % module efficiency from an irradiance of 1000 W/m2 to 200 W/m2 (AM 1.5, 25°C).

MODULE / MECHANICAL DATA Specification DataCell Type Poly-crystalline, 6 inchCell Arrangement 72 (6 ˣ 12)Dimensions 1954 x 982 x 40 mm (76.93 x 38.7 x 1.57 in)Weight 22 kg (48.5 lbs)Front Cover 3.2 mm tempered glassFrame Material Anodized aluminium alloyJ-BOX IP67, 3 diodesCable 4 mm2 (IEC) or4 mm2 & 12 AWG 1000 V (UL 1000 V) or 12 AWG (UL 600 V),

1150 mm or 1300 mm**Connectors MC4 or MC4 comparableStand. Packaging 24 pcs, 608 kg

(quantity & weight per pallet)Module Pieces 528 pcs (40‘HQ) per Container

** The CS6X with cable of 1300 mm is only for Canadian market.

TEMPERATURE CHARACTERISTICSSpecification DataTemperature Coefficient (Pmax) -0.43 % / °CTemperature Coefficient (Voc) -0.34 % / °C Temperature Coefficient (Isc) 0.065 % / °CNominal Operating Cell Temperature 45±2°C

CANADIAN SOLAR INC. December 2014. All rights reserved, PV Module Product Datasheet I V5.0_ENCaution: Please read safety and installation instructions before using the product.

CS6X-305P / I-V CURVES

PARTNER SECTION

As there are different certification requirements in different markets, please contact your sales representative for the specific certificates applicable to your products. The specification and key features described in this Datasheet may deviate slightly and are not guaranteed. Due to on-going innovation, research and product enhancement, Canadian Solar Inc. reserves the right to make any adjustment to the information described herein at any time without notice. Please always obtain the most recent version of the datasheet which shall be duly incorporated into the binding contract made by the parties governing all transactions related to the purchase and sale of the products described herein.

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Features

AURORA ULTRA®

ULTRA-750-TLULTRA-1100-TLULTRA-1500-TL

The AURORA ULTRA inverter is Power-One’s high-efficiency, utility-scale solar power inverter.

It combines industry-leading efficiency (maximum 98.4%), 1000Vdc maximum input, and up to four high-speed MPPT channels for optimization of energy harvest. The wide input voltage range (470 to 900 Vdc) gives more hours of energy production. Direct transformerless conversion to 690Vac reduces AC distribution cost. The enclosure houses a closed-loop liquid cooling system and meets NEMA 4X requirements.

Independent, field-replaceable inverter modules maximize reliability, ease maintenance and reduce susceptibility to a single fault. Lower system cost, higher production and easy maintenance combine to make the AURORA ULTRA inverter the choice for utility-scale solar projects.

Reduced active power rating available (-2, -4 models)Compatible with positive-grounded or negative-grounded PV arraysWide input voltage range; 470-900 Vdc690Vac output, 3 phase, DELTAHigh conversion efficiency, 98%Advanced high-speed MPPT coupled with efficient inverter module management increases energy harvestEnvironmentally safe closed-loop liquid cooling system UL 50E Type 4X (meets NEMA 4X) enclosure for unrestricted use in any environmental conditionsModular construction for reduced susceptibility to a single fault and easy access for maintenanceEthernet and RS-485 communication interfaces for inverter and string combiner monitoringCertified by CSA to UL 1741

•••••••••••

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONSCENTRAL INVERTERS

2 AURORA ULTRA

Block Diagram and Efficiency Curves

AURORA ULTRA EFFICIENCY

BLOCK DIAGRAM OF ULTRA-1500-TL-OUTD-x-Us-690

123

MAIN AC POWERCONNECTION

GND

±24 VDC

±24 VDC

- 5 VDC

LS3 NLS2LS1

CONTROL CIRCUIT

TO EACH INVERTER MODULE

DC LOADBREAK SWITCH

SPD

CONTROL CIRCUIT

ACFUSE

EMIFILTER

ACFUSE

EMIFILTER

ACFUSE

EMIFILTER

ACFUSE

EMIFILTER

SPD

SPD

SPD

CONTROL CIRCUIT

INVERTER MODULE

CONTROL CIRCUIT

CONTROL CIRCUIT

LINEFILTER

ACCONTACTORS

BULKCAPS

DC / ACINVERTER

LINEFILTER

ACBULKCAPS

DC / ACINVERTER

LINEFILTER

ACBULKCAPS

DC / ACINVERTER

LINEFILTER

ACBULKCAPS

DC / ACINVERTER

AC CIRCUITBREAKER

PV ARRAY 1(+)

PV ARRAY 3(+)

PV ARRAY 4(+)

PV ARRAY 5(+)

PV ARRAY 2(+)

PV ARRAY 1(-)

PV ARRAY 2(-)

PV ARRAY 4(-)

PV ARRAY 5(-)

PV ARRAY 3(-)

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PV ARRAY 16(+)

PV ARRAY 18(+)

PV ARRAY 19(+)

PV ARRAY 20(+)

PV ARRAY 17(+)

PV ARRAY 16(-)

PV ARRAY 17(-)

PV ARRAY 19(-)

PV ARRAY 20(-)

PV ARRAY 18(-)

AUXILIARYDISCONNECT

SWITCH

DC LOADBREAK SWITCH

DC LOADBREAK SWITCH

DC LOADBREAK SWITCH

INVERTER MODULE

INVERTER MODULE

INVERTER MODULE

AUXILIARYTRANSFORMER

AUXILIARYFUSES

Fusing shown for negatively grounded array

CONTACTORS

CONTACTORS

CONTACTORS

MAINSPD

AUXILIARYSPDs

3AURORA ULTRA

Part Numbering Scheme

PRODUCTLINE MODEL NO IsOLATION

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ULTRA -750 -TL -OUTD -1 -US -690 -ABCDE-FGHJKL-1100 -2-1500 -3

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Power-One Technical Sales has additional information on other features that may be requested at the time of order. For example:- DC fuse sizes- A shade awning which may be extended over the front of the inverter, with a grill around the rooftop coolers- NERC or IEEE1547 utility settings- Additional DC Disconnect to comply with NEC 2011- Complete AURORA ULTRA STATION solution with MV transformer

sTANDARDOPTION DEsCRIPTION AVAILABLE

OPTIONs

A MPPT S = Single Master/Slave D = Dual MPPT* M = Multiple (>2) MPPT**B Grounding S = Solid R = ResistiveC Array configuration N = Negative gnd P = Positive gndD Fuse Block (max fuse size) 2 = 200 Amps 4 = 400 AmpsE Communication R = Modbus RTU T = Modbus TCP I = Ethernet IPF Zone level monitoring 1 = Yes 0 = NoG Programmable MPPT sweep 1 = Yes 0 = NoH IR window 1 = Yes 0 = NoJ Leakage current monitor 1 = Yes 0 = NoK Ground insulation monitor 1 = Yes 0 = NoL Cable glands 1 = Yes 0 = No

* -750 models only, resistive grounding only.** -1100 and -1500 models only, resistive grounding only.

MODEL DEsCRIPTION

-750 750 or 780kW active power-1100 1000 or 1170kW active power-1500 1500 or 1560kW active power

POWEROPTION DEsCRIPTION

-1 active power = apparent power-2 reduced active power compared to apparent power-3 increased efficiency, active power = apparent power

-4 increased efficiency, reduced active power compared to apparent power

4 AURORA ULTRA

ELECTRICAL sPECIFICATIONs UNITs ULTRA-750-TL-OUTD-X-Us-690

-1 -2 -3 -4Rated Output Power (Pac) (Real, Active) kW 780 750 780 750Rated Output Power (Apparent) kVA 780Input side (DC) ValuesAbsolute Maximum Voltage Vdc 1000MPPT Voltage Range Vdc 470-900MPPT Range at Full Power (89°F/ 30°C) Vdc 585-850MPPT Range at Full Power (120°F/ 50°C) Vdc 650-850Maximum Current per Inverter Module A 700Maximum Combined Current A 1400Number of Independent MPPT Master (100 Ω Ground ) 2Number of Independent MPPT Multi-Master/slave 1Number of DC Inputs Up to 10DC Cable size (Cu or Al) Cu; up to 4/0 or 1000 MCM Al; up to 1750 MCM Array Grounding Negative or PositiveDC Cable Entry BottomOutput side (AC)Rated Voltage Vac 690 (3 Phase / 3 Wire)Operating Range1 Vac 607-759 (3 Phase / 3 Wire)Grid Frequency (Adjustment Range) Hz 59.3-60.5 (57-63)Maximum Output Current A 655Power Factor Control Range 1.0 Nominal (adjust ±0.90 to ±0.99)Total Harmonic Distortion (@ Rated Output Power) % <3AC Cable size (Cu or Al) Up to 6 cables per phase Cu; 3/0 to 1000MCM. Al; 4/0 to 1750MCMAC Cable Entry BottomInput Protection DevicesReverse Polarity Protection YesOvervoltage Protection SPD (Class II)DC switch for Each Inverter Module A/V 1000/1000Fuse size on Each Input A/V (125-400)/1000PV Array Isolation Control According to NECOutput Protection DevicesAnti-islanding Protection IEEE 1547Overvoltage Protection SPD (Class II)AC Fuse per Inverter Module YesAC Circuit Breaker (Adjustable) A 800Night Time Disconnect Yes, Automatic EfficiencyCEC Efficiency % 97.5 97.5 98.0 98.0Maximum Efficiency (25°C ) % 98.4Operating Performancestand-by Consumption/ Night-Time Power Loss W 302 302 347 347Internal Power Consumption % <0.50EnvironmentalAmbient Temperature Range, Operating °F(°C) -4 to 122 (-20 to 50) with derating above 122(50)Noise Emission Level @1m (EN62109) dBA <78Maximum Operating Altitude Without Derating ft(m) 6560 (2000)Relative Humidity % 0-100, condensingCommunicationCommunication Protocol RS-485, Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP (Optional), Ethernet IP (Optional)User Interface 5.7” touchscreen LCDMonitoring system AURORA Universal, PVI - AEC - EVOAURORA string Combiner RS-485Mechanical specificationsEnvironmental Protection Rating UL 50E Type 4X (meets NEMA 4X)seismic IBC 2012 (ASCE 7-10), Sds = 2.0g, Risk Category I and IICooling Liquid cooled with on-board heat exchanger

Dimension (Height x Width x Depth) in mm

115 x 118 x 582912 x 3003 x 1470

Unit Weight (Approximate) lbs(kg) 9000 (4100)swappable 390kW Inverter Module Weight lbs(kg) >121(55) safetyMarking CCSAUS

safety and EMC standards UL 1741, EN50178, EN62109-1, EN61000-6-2, EN61000-6-4, EN61000-3-11, EN61000-3-12Utility Interconnect standards NERC, BDEW, FERC 661Warrantystandard Warranty Years 5Extended Warranty Years 10,15,201. The active / reactive power output varies as a function of output voltage

5AURORA ULTRA

ULTRA-1100-TL-OUTD-X-Us-690

-1 -2 -3 -41170 1000 1170 10001170 1115 1170 1115

1000470-900

585-850 540-850 585-850 540-850650-850

7002100

32

Up to 15Cu; up to 4/0 or 1000 MCM Al; up to 1750 MCM

Negative or PositiveBottom

690 (3 Phase / 3 Wire)607-759 (3 Phase / 3 Wire)

59.3-60.5 (57-63)983 932 983 932

1.0 Nominal (adjust ±0.90 to ±0.99)<3

Up to 6 cables per phase Cu; 3/0 to 1000MCM. Al; 4/0 to 1750MCMBottom

YesSPD (Class II)1000/1000

(125-400)/1000According to NEC

IEEE 1547SPD (Class II)

Yes1200

Yes, Automatic

97.5 97.5 98.0 98.098.4

329 329 382 382<0.40

-4 to 122 (-20 to 50) with derating above 122(50)<78

6560 (2000)0-100, condensing

RS-485, Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP (Optional), Ethernet IP (Optional)5.7” touchscreen LCD

AURORA Universal, PVI - AEC - EVO RS-485

UL 50E Type 4X (meets NEMA 4X)IBC 2012 (ASCE 7-10), Sds = 2.0g, Risk Category I and II

Liquid cooled with on-board heat exchanger115 x 146 x 58

2912 x 3703 x 147010500 (4800)

>121(55)

CCSAUSUL 1741, EN50178, EN62109-1, EN61000-6-2, EN61000-6-4, EN61000-3-11, EN61000-3-12

NERC, BDEW, FERC 661

510,15,20

ULTRA-1500-TL-OUTD-X-Us-690

-1 -2 -3 -41560 1500 1560 1500

1560

1000470-900585-850650-850

7002800

42

Up to 20Cu; up to 4/0 or 1000 MCM Al; up to 1750 MCM

Negative or PositiveBottom

690 (3 Phase / 3 Wire)607-759 (3 Phase / 3 Wire)

59.3-60.5 (57-63)1310

1.0 Nominal (adjust ±0.90 to ±0.99)<3

Up to 6 cables per phase Cu; 3/0 to 1000MCM. Al; 4/0 to 1750MCMBottom

YesSPD (Class II)1000/1000

(125-400)/1000According to NEC

IEEE 1547SPD (Class II)

Yes1600

Yes, Automatic

97.5 97.5 98.0 98.098.4

374 374 430 430<0.50

-4 to 122 (-20 to 50) with derating above 122(50)<78

6560 (2000)0-100, condensing

RS-485, Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP (Optional), Ethernet IP (Optional)5.7” touchscreen LCD

AURORA Universal, PVI - AEC - EVORS-485

UL 50E Type 4X (meets NEMA 4X)IBC 2012 (ASCE 7-10), Sds = 2.0g, Risk Category I and II

Liquid cooled with on-board heat exchanger115 x 173 x 58

2912 x 4403 x 147012000 (5500)

>121(55)

CCSAUSUL 1741, EN50178, EN62109-1, EN61000-6-2, EN61000-6-4, EN61000-3-11, EN61000-3-12

NERC, BDEW, FERC 661

510,15,20

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LGate 350 COMMERCIAL SOLAR MONITORING SOLUTION

Product Datasheet

Locus Energy’s LGate 350 is a performance data acquisition kit for commercial solar photovoltaic systems. Designed to integrate easily into three-phase PV systems of all sizes, the LGate continually collects a multitude of energy and environmental data allowing site owners and operators to efficiently manage solar assets.

The LGate 350 can be configured to monitor nearly any type of PV system. The standard configuration consists of an industrial grade datalogger and revenue-grade energy meter mounted inside a weatherized enclosure. All LGates are shipped with integrated disconnect breakers making field installation much simpler. In addition, each unit can be configured to aggregate data from a large variety of peripheral devices such as inverters, string/sub-array combiner boxes and weather stations.

DATA COLLECTION

The LGate uses the RS-485 Modbus protocol to communicate with downstream devices. Any device that supports Modbus can be connected and monitored by the LGate. Up to 32 devices can be connected through the Modbus loop. All data is collected, timestamped and then stored in non-volatile memory. This interval data is stored locally until the next scheduled upload.

CONNECTIVITY

Once the LGate collects and stores performance data from connected devices, it will upload batches of data at regular intervals to Locus Energy’s SolarOS™ web application. The LGate can transmit data over Ethernet or cellular networks. The integrated datalogger can be set to communicate through almost any type of local area network.

ABOUT LOCUS

SOLUTIONS

Locus Energy develops web-based asset management software for renewable energy systems. We provide monitoring, analytics and data services for deployments of solar photovoltaic and solar thermal technology. By leveraging Locus’ products, renewable integrators can drive down the cost and complexity of energy monitoring while making it much easier to maintain and service an installed client base. Founded in 2007, Locus is based in New York City and serves clientele across the world.

Locus Energy o� ers Smart Monitoring software services tailored to the following groups to help maximize the performance of renewable assets:

• Installers• Financiers• Utilities• OEMs• Regulators

16,250 [412,75]

1,18 [29,97]

16,75 [425,45]

15,87 [403,09]

12,875 [327,025]

14,75[374,65]

13,87 [352,29]

HINGESECURITYSCREWS

10-32HINGED PANELPHILIPS HEADSCREWS

12[304,8]

14,7[373,38]

10-32THREADEDINSERTS

1/4-20

14,7[373,38] 16,75 [425,45]

15,7 [398,78]

8 [203,2]

0,375 [9,525]

DATALOGGER

Processor ARM9 embedded CPU

OS Linux 2.6

Memory 32 MB RAM

Logging interval 5 to 60 minutes, user selectable

(default 5 minutes)

Display 2 x 16 LCD character

SPECIFICATIONS

COMMUNICATION

LAN RJ45 10/100 Ethernet, full half

duplex, auto polarity

Cellular (optional) GSM/CDMA

Networking DHCP or hard static IP

POWER METER

Voltage Inputs 600/347V, 480/277V, 208/120V

Phases Single phase, Split phase, Three phase at 50 or 60 Hz

Current Inputs mV full scale output CTs, mA output solid/split core CTs, 5A from standard CTs

COMPLIANCE

ANSI C12.20 Class 0.2

IEC 61010 (Safety)

FCC 15 Part B

IEC 60068-2-27 (Mechanical shock)

IEC 60068-2-6 (Mechanical vibration)

CFR 47 ANSI C63.4 (Radiated emissions)

PHYSICAL

Enclosure NEMA 4

Weight 18 lbs

Dimensions 116.75” L x 14.7” W x 8” H

Environment -30 to 70C, 95% RH, non-condensing

DIMENSIONS

DIAGRAM – TYPICAL CONFIGURATION

LEGEND

Shielded RS-485 Wiring

Current Transducers

Voltage Reference

Standard CAT5

CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 14 listed Industrial Control Panel

UL Listed 508A listed Industrial Control Panel

EXHBIT D – SENECA PROCESS FLOW DOCUMENTS & DATA

June 20, 2016

Page 1

Title

SRCNorth MWSS Flow DiagramFor LCFS Credit Application

15A Treating Facility / Oil & Water Separation

Pumped into Sales Pipeline to California Refineries OilWater

15A Water Plant for Softening or Disposal

Pumped to Disposal Wells or 3rd Party

System

Soft Water

Steam Generators (6 Units)

Flue Gas Treatment

Oil & Water

900+ Wells with Pumping Units for Sucker Rod Pumps on 6 Leases (15A, Cherokee, M&M,

Hondo Peerless, B&R, Tumbador)Steam

Compressor/Cooling Sites (5 Units)

Produced Gas

Gas Disposal Wells

Fuel Gas

15A Solar Plant Provided Power PG&E Provided Power (No Backfeed from Solar)

Meter

MeterMeter

Load Count

Oil & Water Producing, Steam

Injection, Water Disposal, and Gas

Disposal Wells on 6 Leases (15A,

Cherokee, M&M, Hondo Peerless

(HP), B&R, and Tumbador)

Wells with pumping units for sucker rod pumps 900

Control Room & Office 1

15A Treating Facility, Oil & Water

SeperationHeater‐Treater blowers 6

FWKO Emulsion Pumps 3

FWKO Water Pumps 2

Tank, transfer pumps 6

Boilers, water charge pumps 3

Air Compressors 2

Tank Vapor Compressor with pump 2

Control Building 1

15A Oil Sales & Shipping to California

RefineriesCharge Pump 1

Shipping Pump 1

15A Water Plant, Softening or

DisposalFilter Inlet Pumps 3

Softener Inlet Pumps 3

Drain Water Recovery & Skim Pumps 4

Salt Brine Pumps 2

Disposal Pumps 6

Air Compressors 2

Soft Water Transfer Pumps 3

Treated water pump for well control 3

Control Building 1

Produced Gas Gathering Sites (5

units)Ro‐Flo Compressor 5

Cooler fans 12

Condensate pumps 10

Air Compressors 3

3‐phase vessel, condensate pumps 2

Steam Generators (6 units)Charge Pump 6

Feedwater Pump 6

Blower 6

Air Compressors 3

Flue Gas TreatmentScrubber Pumps 4

Water pump to cool gas 1

Scrubbers, make‐up water pump 2

Scrubbers flush pump 1

Soda Ash Tank pumps 3

Air Compressor 1

Disposal Pumps 2

Control Building with MCC 1

Total Load Count: 1023

Seneca ResourcesNorth MWSS Field

Electrical Usage, Load CountLCFS Application for 15A Solar Plant

6/20/2016

C:\Users\mikei\Desktop\NEM\PG&E NEM Applicaitons\Seneca ‐ Non Export\CARB Application 6‐2‐16\Carb Application Update 6‐28‐16\LCFS Application. Seneca.

Electrical Load List. 20 June 2016.xlsx

DOGGR Comparison

DOG Produced Barrels (pulled from the link in the email) Totals

County Code 029 188,145

County Code 030 1,820,779

Total 2,002,924

VA Results Production Barrels Totals

MWSS South (FG 1095) 539,701

MWSS North (FG 19,21, 1115 & 1193) 1,442,809

Ripley (FG 1172) 26,411

Total 2,008,922

Comparing to VA Results Production Barrels 2

EXHIBIT E – GPS MAP

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